Modernize the
Enterprise
Tap into thoughtful advice and expertise from
leading cloud strategist Lee Atchison
If your business doesn’t adapt, it will fail
To compete in today’s business landscape—and to support your business growth—your organization needs modern applications, modern processes, and modern tools.
Customers with new and growing expectations will abandon you if your digital services are slow, broken, or unavailable.
Modernization requires:
- Scalable applications and an agile business that can adapt quickly to compete and survive
- Cost-effective and efficient operations
- A manageable amount of risk and technical debt
I’m here to help.
Who is Lee Atchison?
I’m a software architect, published author, and frequent public speaker on the topics of cloud computing and application modernization. I understand how hard it is to transform a business in order to remain competitive and stay relevant.
- Experience with disruptors. For more than three decades, I’ve held key positions at major industry disruptors, such as Amazon.com, AWS, and New Relic, as these companies were having to disrupt, grow, and scale in the cloud.
- Leading technology writer and speaker. As a book author, columnist, blogger, and speaker, I’m a recognized thought leader in all things cloud.
- Seasoned consultant and teacher. I’ve worked with companies in most major industries and have helped hundreds of organizations around the world just like yours.
Learn from Lee
Read his books
Lee Atchison has written several books, and they are a great way to get a thorough introduction to the technical concepts that can help transform your organization—and your career.
Lee’s most recent book, Architecting for Scale (O’Reilly Media), is an essential resource for technical teams looking to maintain high availability and manage risk in their cloud environments.
Take an online course
Another great way to learn from Lee is to take one of his informative online courses.
Lee’s recent LinkedIn Learning course is “Software Architecture: From Developer to Architect.” In this engaging class, Lee explains how software architects and developers differ, the role architects play in an organization, and the skills you will need to become one.
Read his articles
In addition to his own blog, Lee contributes his thought leadership to a number of popular tech websites. Be sure to check out Lee’s column on InfoWorld, where he writes regularly on the topic of cloud computing.
Work with Lee
Lee provides consulting services for organizations that want to modernize and move their applications into the cloud. To book a consultation with Lee, schedule a call.